Technology posted the biggest average move of the 7 here, falling -1.86%. Its breadth was the smallest share of companies higher: 100 of 370 finished higher, with FICO leading at +10.8%.
led by FICO +10.8%
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Daily Special Report
Published Oct 13
Where the money moved on the Oct 12 close
Technology led the rotation by average move at -1.86%, but breadth ran against it: 100 of 370 companies finished higher, the smallest share of the 7 here. FICO led the sector at +10.8%, leaving a narrow advance against the broader result. Consumer Defensive was positive at +0.73%, alongside Energy at +0.46% and Communication Services at +0.28%.
Technology posted the biggest average move of the 7 here, falling -1.86%. Its breadth was the smallest share of companies higher: 100 of 370 finished higher, with FICO leading at +10.8%.
led by FICO +10.8%
By contrast, Basic Materials fell -0.74%, the second-largest average move of the 7 here. It had 153 constituents, matching Energy, while WS led at +5.4%.
led by WS +5.4%
Consumer Defensive gained +0.73%, the third-largest average move of the 7 here. Its 80 of 114 companies higher was the only such share here, with HELE leading at +7.5%.
led by HELE +7.5%
With 398 constituents, Healthcare had the biggest number of constituents of the 7 here. Its average move was -0.64%, shared with Industrials; 179 of 398 companies finished higher, while ALHC led at +7.2%.
led by ALHC +7.2%
Matching Healthcare, Industrials averaged -0.64%. Its 363 constituents made it the only sector here with that count; 160 of 363 companies finished higher, while CDRE led at +5.3%.
led by CDRE +5.3%
Energy rose +0.46%, the only one here at that average move. Its 153 constituents matched Basic Materials, and 101 of 153 companies finished higher; DK led at +3.8%.
led by DK +3.8%
At +0.28%, Communication Services had the smallest average move of the 7 here. Its 103 constituents were the fewest here, with 57 of 103 companies finishing higher; WLYB led at +7.7%.
led by WLYB +7.7%
Equal-weight average across US/CA operating companies above $300m and $5, ranked by the size of the move in either direction. Every figure in a row is computed from that same set.